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That's what I thought when I integrated Google Wave into my companies workflow... /s

• quickthrower2 8y ago
  Google is the exception that proves the rule.
  • mkozlows 8y ago
    How's your Silverlight app working out for you? Does it still connect to your WebObjects server?
    • quickthrower2 8y ago
      I prefer WPF :-). Touche, but Google has more of a habit of killing off perfectly good stuff. But MS does it too. With Silverlight market forces, especially HTML5/mobile and Apple policies most likely killed it.
• Cthulhu_ 8y ago
  I noticed the sarcasm, but, Google Wave never got out of beta (iirc) so anyone seriously adopting it knew what they were getting into. Same with gmail which was in beta for years for some reason - probably because they wanted to avoid liability for lost data etc.
  • jjeaff 8y ago
    I'm doubting there is any liability for lost data now that it is out of beta.
  • askmike 8y ago
    Since this thread is about frontend, what about angular 1? Everyone who was using angular 1 because it was "backed by Google" got screwed hard on that one.
• s_kilk 8y ago
  Or Angular v1
  • winrid 8y ago
    We're very productive with Angularjs...